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      <title>In response to Emile</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://gg.handwritten.blog/rails/public_image_variants/937/web_1600/Bloggo_2.webp" alt="In response to Emile, handwritten page 1"/></p><p>01/09/26: In response to Emile
<br />It was unkind of me to state “this is different&quot; without elaborating. Thank you for calling me out.
<br />I was merely referring to the technical side of things:
<br />- One here, we can do as much or as little as we want of those steps (eg: index, transcript)
<br />- His website — responsive images and little Chrome — looks great!</p>

<p>Is I said, that is 100% besides the point. It vas just a surprise to type in a familiar URL and get something different!</p>

<p>PS thank you for your note, and for the stewardship of this website. Man, it feels good to get a handwritten note!</p>]]>
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      <title>The first post is always phatic </title>
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      <pubDate>Wed, 26 Aug 2026 13:08:03 +0000</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p><img src="https://gg.handwritten.blog/rails/public_image_variants/872/web_1600/Bloggo-1.webp" alt="The first post is always phatic , handwritten page 1"/></p><p>**26/08/26**</p>

<p>Honestly not so sure how I feel about this. My knee-jerk reaction, having seen the original handwritten blog, was that it did not match Daniel’s original approach. After some time, having come to appreciate that&#39;s entirely besides the point, and in a world of adversarial relations between server and client:</p>

<p>* accessible, semantic HTML with (formally) well-written prose is taken as an &quot;LLMism&quot;, inviting calls for the author to &quot;prove&quot; their humanity
<br />* readers/users/clients are forced to &quot;prove&quot; their humanity</p>

<p>Sucky place to be in. But I can see how handwriting can be a workaround.</p>]]>
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